HIV / AIDS is still considered a global epidemic by the World Health Organisation. In 2018, 37.9 million people were still living with the HIV worldwide.
Around 60 per cent of new infections occur in sub-Saharan Africa. In the UK and US we view it as a distant crisis, but many members of the scientific and LGBT communities will never forget the horrific peak of the 1980s.
JOE spoke to campaigners, an epidemiologist and AIDS survivor.
Goodbye hayfever For those of you who suffer from hayfever, and always forget to pick up your antihistamines, we’ve found another aid that you may have never thought of before. While some alcohols are known for causing a rather detrimental effect on those with hay fever, some alcohols boast low sulfites and histamine levels and […]
A surge in prices for the first time in four years Amid soaring global oil prices, Brits have been urged to “drive less” in a bid to save fuel. Due to the conflict in the Middle East, there have been suggestions that prices “could jump between 150p and 170p per litre”. On Monday, drivers were […]
He raised concerns for jobs and bills It’s war, war has broken out! – and your energy bills are suffering because of it, at least that’s what Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suggested. With the US and Israel deciding that Iran needed some more ‘freedom’, things have been pretty tense in the Middle East of […]
